Belousov - Zhabotinsky oscillating reaction
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Belousov - Zhabotinsky oscillating reaction in time is introduced by means of a practical experiment which is also explained briefly.
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@AtrixAlpha ha thats exactly what i meant. The Self organization of the atoms in this reaction is staged by light lol, without light this wouldn't happen, neither would any observable phenomenon or would it? Oooo
dmit1703 4 months ago
@dmit1703 hahaha usually experiments put together to show observable phenomenon are staged wow
AtrixAlpha 4 months ago
this is staged...
dmit1703 5 months ago
the music is epic...
dmit1703 5 months ago
@Coredeath actually this reaction can last 8 hours
gavinjoaquinolivas 1 year ago
Hmmm I like the Briggs Raucher oscillation better, this one is slow, and I'm unpatient.
CarnalDiafragma 1 year ago
You guys, showed me an incredible thing. Oscillating reactions? I always questionned myself about the possibility of this kind of reaction happening indefinitely. Apparently it can. Unfortunately, this reaction ends up reaching equilibrium after a few hours. A bit disapointing but nonetheless extremely interesting!
Coredeath 2 years ago